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good thursday morning. we thank you for the company. i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze another officer-involved shooting in the bay area. oakland police fired on a man last night. terry mcsweeney is live at police headquarters. >> reporter: we are expecting to get answers to questions from oakland pd later this morning. the person shot by an oakland police officer last night is expected to survive. look at video from the scene last night. this happened 7:30, 105th avenue and e street where a police officer shot a man in his 20s. police are not saying the circumstances leading up to it. where this man was shot. whether the person who was shot had a gun. only that he is in stable condition. police are not confirming the officer involved is female. crews at the scene did see

officers examining a dark colored two-- car. we don't know how that car fits into the scenario. what led up to it, we don't know. police are not saying a lot now. six police officer involved shooting ins the bay area. last week in vallejo two police officer involved shootings there. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. in san mateo county the district attorney is investigating the fatal shooting involving a south san francisco police officer. 15-year-old derrick gaines was killed by police tuesday night. family and friends gathered to remember him and demand answers. police say gaines and a friend were acting suspiciously. video shows them running past the gas pump. police say a patrol officer ordered them to stop. the friend complied, police say gained ran then pulled a handgun.

>> at which time our officer in the protection of his own life, discharged his weapon. >> i want a face-to-face apology. to me and my family for killing my baby. >> i think that they could have done a number of things besides shoot him. >> police recovered a gun at the scene. they say they were familiar with gaines. he was on probation and had been arrested at least once. bart has higher a mental health expert to advise police officers on how to handle tense situations with individuals who might have mental health issues. it will help police defuse potentially dangerous situations such as the one that occurred at the bart station last july that's what you are looking at. when a bart police officer shot and killed 45-year-old charles hill a transient who was drunk and holding knives.

the hiring of the mental health expert fulfills another recommendation made in the report following the 2009 of shooting of oscar grant. the women who drove two men from dodger stadium the night brian stow was attacked. the sister of louie sanchez. she has not been charged in the crime witnesses say doreen may have egged her brother on to the attack. prosecutors say she drove the getaway car after the beating. stow suffered major brain injuries and is now undergoing rehab. defense secretary leon panetta is in afghanistan this morning. he's delivered a warning to pakistan. katie marzullo is live in the breaking news center. >> reporter: not 15 minutes ago we learned there was a bomb blast outside a seminary in pakistan, six were killed,

no one has claimed responsibility yet from time to time afghanistan defense secretary panetta just told report there's u.s. officials, here's your warning, are reaching the limits of our patience. he wants leaders in pakistan to crackdown on terrorists operating out of their country. here's video of panetta's arrival in afghanistan. he will meet with commander allen and find out how confident he is about nato's ability to handle threats from taliban and other groups, safe havens in pakistan. two deadly events, nato airstrike killed 18. afghan officials say the victims were civilians, women and children. nato says it has no reports of civilians killed in a raid. also, three suicide bombers detonated explosives at a market place in kandahar, killing 22 and wounding 50. this is panetta's fourth trip

to afghanistan. he says, insurgents appear more organized but commanders expected this spike and still overall the level of violence is down. 4:36. president obama is still in los angeles this morning. he will attend a fundraising breakfast before heading to nevada for a speech at the it of nevada, las vegas. he basked in the support of his gay and lesbian backers in l.a. last night. he revved up the crowd with a pledge to not tolerate any attempts to roll back rights gay americans have gained under his administration. >> the president: the fight for equality and justice on behalf of the lgbt community, is just part of a broader fight on behalf of all americans. >> his two-day swing in the west began in san francisco yesterday with a roundtable meeting downtown and luncheon in the financial district.

his staff is reporting he raised 60 million dollars last month for his reelection bid. another wave of suspensions at heritage high is expected today, which happens to be the last day of school. more than 50 students have been suspended for their participation in the prank which involved spreading paint throughout the campus and a a small group chained up a lamb to a pole. seniors won't be able to participate in the graduation ceremony. some students and parents worry they risk losing their college scholarships. >> i'm still not allowed to take my first two finals unless the timers let what could that mean for you -- as you plan for your future? >> it could hurt by grade point average could go down it would be harder to get into colleges. >> school officials say they are only following policy. students were warned ahead of

the prank on the school's website they would not be able to participate in commencement exercises. investigators will be back trying to determine the cause of a grass fire in hayward. the fire was spotted 10:00 last night the top priority was preventing flames from reaching homes. quick action kept the blaze to one acre. nobody was hurt. the fire adds to concerns this will be a very active fire season. a little breezy yesterday afternoon. quiet on doppler. good morning. we have fog from san francisco down the peninsula coast hanging around northwest corner of the sonoma county coast towards mendocino. four mile visibility half moon bay, everybody else unlimited starting off quiet this thursday morning. 40s and 50s now where we will be at 7:00.

clouds along the coast increase into the afternoon. by noon clouds stubborn along the coast 56 half moon bay, 60 san francisco, mid to upper 60s bay shore, low to mid 70s inland if you are going to be outside at noon. 4:00, dress for mid to upper 70s inland. mid to upper 60s around the bay. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. 7:00 temperatures pull back sun going down clouds make a march inland more mid to upper 50s half moon bay, san francisco and oakland. upper 60s to low 70s inland. pollen not much of a change. if you have been able to tolerate it the last couple of days, today will be the same. cooler breezes temperatures drop two to six degrees tomorrow across the board breezy, warmer saturday. 90 inland sunday, 80 around the bay near 70 at the coast.

here's frances. back to santa clara we have an accident, three separate accidents right in the same spot north 101 montague expressway, two left lanes blocked activity at the scene traffic slow there. even throw the two left lanes are blocked traffic is light not causing a huge delay in terms of time or back-up we'll keep an eye on this. nearby, you can see why it is not a huge back-up traffic still light. northbound 280 for headlights 17 out of santa cruz mountains. roadwork in the santa cruz mountains again overnight roadwork northbound and southbound right near the summit. northbound should be cleared by 6:00. bay bridge toll delay-free. still looking good. no major problems. earlier injury accident in the eastbound direction that cleared. in the parking lot now. here's a live shot 680 walnut creek good start in the east bay now.

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40. police found her body inside a trash container on dublin canyon road may 24th, wearing an old navy shirt and pajama bottoms. an autopsy was not age to determine how the woman died. police in emeryville putting out a warning about a murder suspect still on the loose. authorities say 18-year-old deangelo eagleton killed his girlfriend monday. a small memorial has gone up in front of the house where police say he shot the 18-year-old to death. investigators say he has a violent past and should be considered armed and dangerous. web security experts recommending users of two popular sites change pass records after a hacker stole eight million passwords and posted them. a hacker claims to have stole

6 1/2 million passwords from linkedin and 1 1/2 million from e-harmony. there's added concern because most people use the same passwords on other banking or e-mail accounts. >> the biggest problem is users use the same password on multiple sites and passwords that are too short. >> you are saying you need to have a different password for every site you log on to? >> in order to be secure, the answer to that is yes. >> you can tell if your account has been compromised if your current password will not work. both companies say they've reset them and affected users will receive an e-mail with instructions on how to set new passwords. >> the fbi launches an investigation into u.s. intelligence leaks. the target, the obama white house. word this morning of a possible new massacre in syria. [ inaudible ]

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good morning. look at the clouds along the coast today cooler there mid to upper 50s. mid to upper 60s san francisco and san mateo low to mid 70s around the bay mid 70s to 80° inland. lower 48 if you are traveling today, temperatures modifying a little near 60 seattle and portland. 104 phoenix. 80s through the heart of the country to d.c., 68 boston. you can see all major airports and regional airports in california are running on time. rain around seattle and portland. any delays you can have 'em

with our flight tracker, abc7news.com. u.s. secretary of state clinton says syria's recent violence is unconscionable and is blaming president assad for doubling didn't on his harsh crackdown. syria is denying new claims by opposition groups that its forces killed more than 78 people, including women and children overnight in a central province. later today the u.n. general assembly and security council will hear from kofi annan about the latest violence in syria. he's the special envoy trying to breaker a peace plan. new questions this morning surrounding the crash of an air france jumbo jet that killed all 228 people onboard three years ago. correspondent elizabeth vargas spent a year looking into what happened. black box recording show the captain was on a scheduled break more than a minute to

get back toot cockpit despite frantic calls for help during a thunderstorm. the pilot may have been occupied while traveling socially with an off-duty air france flight attendant. "good morning america" will have more at 7 a.m.. >> fbi is reportedly launching an investigation into possible leaks of classified information about a u.s. cyber warfare program against iran. republican senator mccain claims the white house has been leaking the information for political gain. white house press secretary jay carney denies the charge calling the suggestion grossly irresponsible. senator feinstein the democratic chair of the intelligence committee and carl levin the chairman of the senate armed services committee are considering a joint hearing on the issue. the boy scouts of america agreed to consider a plan that would let individual unit as point gays as adult leaders. a scout leader from the northeast proposed the idea last week.

currently the boy scouts ban gay men from leadership positions. a spokesman says a review of the idea will be completed next year in meantime, no plans to change policy. giants' manager says as of now sandoval will return to the stars line-up next tuesday he has been questioned by police after being accused of sexual assault last friday. he has been on the disabled list for a hand injury. bochy says the decision is based on sandoval's recovery. first, tupac. now a hologram of elvis will entertain music lovers, soon. the company that created the hologram of tupac has announced plans to create a similar hologram of the king. the digital domain media group says the hologram will appear in shows, films and other projects.

elvis died in 1977 but remains one of the world's most iconic music figures, maybe iconic figures period. >> that hologram idea that airport greeter. what is next? news anchors, weather guys? >> bite your tongue. hey we got kids to feed here. >> 15 years. >> when we retire of course. >> we are looking at clear sky for the most part high clouds from sutro tower towards mount diablo. no wet weather, hopefully your commute will be easy at least weather-wise. frances has an update on an accident in a second. winds gusting 18 miles per hour fairfield, 14 sfo everybody else 13 concord to nearly calm in hayward, san jose, novato and santa rosa.

clouds gathering along the coast for the most part going to stay as we don't have a strong push inland. if you are stepping out now, los gatos, redwood city, napa, santa rosa coolest upper 40s low to mid 50s until you get to antioch 62. monterey bay upper 40s low 50s. gilroy 45. today we'll have coastal clouds, sunny around the bay and inland breezy and cooler tomorrow, summer warmth returns sunday afternoon. it will spread all the way to the coast. today upper 70s to low 80s east bay valleys. east bay shore other than berkeley 68, low to mid 70s. low to mid 70s throughout most of the south bay. 75 san jose and coup. -- and cupertino. cooler along the coast clouds and fog mid to upper 50s. mid 60s downtown and south san francisco.

sausalito 66. upper 50s at foggy beaches, 60s monterey and carmel mid 70s santa cruz and watsonville upper 70s to low 80s inland. game at the coliseum 12:35 first pitch, 61 jumping to 66°. stray shower possible around eureka 58 otherwise mid to upper 80s check co-, sacramento, 91 fresno today. 103 palm springs: tomorrow the coast will be the same as today increasing sun and breeze if i in the afternoon check out the turn-around sunday 90 inland 80 around the bay upper 60s at the coast will hang out there for the better part of monday, tuesday and wednesday.

we are back in santa clara where we are still following this crash. couple accidents two to three, right in the same spot, montague expressway left lane still blocked. there's a little slowing it is moving at 56 miles an hour versus over 60 before and after you get there. no big this case at this point. also the drive time on 101 from 280 to 237, 10 minutes. not adding extra time to your trip, no need to avoid it at this point. checking out 580 out of altamont pass to 680 drive time 14 minutes. we are not seeing delays there, yet. here's a live shot of 280 in san jose. this is 17 out of the santa cruz mountains across your screen there is roadwork at the summit in directions northbound scheduled until 6:00. northbound 280 problem-free out of san jose to cupertino. that's a good ride at this

point. i-80 in berkeley, westbound looks good, eastbound also delay-free. listen to this. no radiation, no radiation has been detected on the huge japanese dock found on an oregon beach authorities have confirmed it was ripped from its moorings in japan by last year's tsunami. the negative radiation check indicates it broke lose before the nuclear plant meltdown. oregon authorities have not decided what to do with it yet. fda is warning that a common anesthetic found in teething gels could be dangerous for babies in extreme cases even deadly. the fda says it is linked to a blood disorder and ben so cane is found in products -- including a.m. , or gel and of the disorder is -- there have

been 29 reported cases of the disorder most occur in children under two years. the disorder can lead to oxygen deprivation which can cause brain damage. scientists have developed a simple way of testing a fetus for genetic abnormalities. mapping a fetus' entire dna using blood and saliva samples from parents. it happened at the university of washington. the technique did not require and vase sieve test that usually involves samples from the baby in-utero which is risky. 4:57 now. still too close to call. the uncounted prop 29 votes that will determine if california smokers will be forced to pay more to light up. >> the judge's decision expected today that could have a big impact on the ethics

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